The list price of £95,000 seems reasonably competitive for a three-bedroom terraced house in Bradford considering prices listed in the nearby area. However, the significant renovation needed brings down its relative value. Considering comparable properties’ prices, and adjusting for the condition, the price point is not remarkably under or overvalued, justifying a middling score.

The property appears to be in need of significant renovation. The provided photos show incomplete work, exposed wiring and damaged walls, and a generally run-down appearance. While the basic structure seems sound, the property requires extensive repair and modernisation before it can be considered habitable. Some aspects have had some work performed, though these seem more cosmetic than fundamental improvements.

The property is located in Bolton and Undercliffe, Bradford. While Bradford itself might not be considered a prime location by all, the proximity to several schools (Wellington Primary, Peel Park Primary, and others within a reasonable distance), and train stations (Bradford Forster Square and Bradford Interchange within 3km) contributes to a relatively convenient location for families and commuters. The presence of nearby amenities would need further investigation but is suggested through the existence of nearby streets with average property prices. This makes the location better than average, but not exceptional.

The property includes a small backyard. Although fenced, it’s relatively small and appears cluttered with debris and old materials, rather than being a usable outdoor space. This makes the property’s score low for land.